Multiple limitations waiver

[NANAQUEEN 0]

I just got the request for additional evidence from uscis about my previous k1 happened within 2 years ago. The point is the current k1 i still applied for SAME person. We had trouble with new life together when we first lived together after the first K1. Then she left usa before the expired date and we didn’t get married. After that, I felt regretful to let her go so I convinced her to come back and i have been applying for the 2nd k1 for her. Now they ask me the waiver for this action and more evidence of relationship even i sent tons of images, gifts bills, engagement ring bill, messages, air tickets,.... I am not sure whether the previous k1 can affect our 2nd k1 even though I apply k1 for ONLY her until now. 

Anyone has experience.Plssssss help!

[Letspaintcookies 2,309]

What exactly do they ask for?

[NANAQUEEN 0]

43 minutes ago, Letspaintcookies said:

What exactly do they ask for?

They ask for the waver of multiple limitations applying for k1 and evidence of relationship

[SalishSea 17,747]

10 hours ago, NANAQUEEN said:

They ask for the waver of multiple limitations applying for k1 and evidence of relationship

It makes sense they would want more evidence of your relationship, if you cancelled and then re-filed a petition for the same fiance.  You decided not to marry, but now want to - why?

 

And the multiple filer waiver is required even if both filings were for the same beneficiary.

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

You just write a short letter requesting a waiver for filing two petitions within two years.

[GP1977 288]

On 8/10/2019 at 5:07 PM, Jorgedig said:

It makes sense they would want more evidence of your relationship, if you cancelled and then re-filed a petition for the same fiance.  You decided not to marry, but now want to - why?

 

 

Not necessarily true.  USCIS is very objective in their decision making process.   The I129f approval process is literally a compliance checklist - are you free to marry, have you met within 2 years, etc, etc.   You meet the requirements of the checklist and your petition will be approved and sent to the embassy for the ability of the beneficiary to apply for a K1 visa.  The embassy at the interview might want to know why a couple decided not to marry the first time but have changed their mind now, but USCIS doesnt make judgment calls on the validity or whether a relationship is bonafide.   Just send them what they are asking for but be prepared for more questions at the embassy stage.

 

Edited August 20, 2019 by GP1977

[SalishSea 17,747]

38 minutes ago, GP1977 said:

Not necessarily true.  USCIS is very objective in their decision making process.   The I129f approval process is literally a compliance checklist - are you free to marry, have you met within 2 years, etc, etc.   You meet the requirements of the checklist and your petition will be approved and sent to the embassy for the ability of the beneficiary to apply for a K1 visa.  The embassy at the interview might want to know why a couple decided not to marry the first time but have changed their mind now, but USCIS doesnt make judgment calls on the validity or whether a relationship is bonafide.   Just send them what they are asking for but be prepared for more questions at the embassy stage.

 

You’re refuting the facts of the OP’s case? USCIS DID in fact ask for more relationship evidence, as per the OP.  I didn’t make that up.

 

I was reiterating that in light of this being a  multiple filing situation, it attracted more scrutiny.

[GP1977 288]

8 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

You’re refuting the facts of the OP’s case? USCIS DID in fact ask for more relationship evidence, as per the OP.  I didn’t make that up.

 

I was reiterating that in light of this being a  multiple filing situation, it attracted more scrutiny.

Ok I will make this easy for you. 

 

Show me one instance of an i129f petition where Uscis makes a judgment call on the validity of s relationship or whether it’s bonafode.

[SalishSea 17,747]

Just now, GP1977 said:

Ok I will make this easy for you. 

 

Show me one instance of an i129f petition where Uscis makes a judgment call on the validity of s relationship or whether it’s bonafode.

No need for your snark.  I was simple going by what the OP stated was requested from USCIS.

[payxibka 10,045]

Short of seeing the exact wording on the RFE we are at the mercy of the OPs interpretation which is likely mis-characterized 

Edited August 20, 2019 by payxibka

[SmallTownPA 72]

If she entered the US on a K1 visa and never got married USCIS would not really care, as long as she left before the 90 days was up.

 

The fact that you filed another I-129F within two years triggers a General Waiver to ensure that there were no domestic issues or that you didn't cop any DV charges.  If you did get any charges then you'll have to prove your case that you are not a serial abuser of these helpless foreign women (yes, that's sarcasm).

 

A general waiver is basically you stating the relationship ended, and that there were no legal issues (DV or otherwise).  

 

 

Edited December 2, 2019 by SmallTownPA

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